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You can run the Ruddog, SMD or Much more Sanwa compatible receivers. Unfortunately they have all gone up in price in the recent years. You could get them for £30 but not they're only £10-15 less than genuine Sanwa.

Fitted Corally Kronos XTR/Dementor wheels and tyres to my Shogun!

Just anything to bash with that's 17mm hex fitting

Looking for a set or sets of 4 wheels with tyres that are 17mm hex to fit a 1/8 a MT/ST buggy etc Don't mind on road or off

Scrolled through some pages back 3 years and couldn't find a dedicated Shogun thread. Hopefully it's ok to join in here? Just bought an original v1 Shogun off eBay. Are Corally still offering discounted/free upgrades with the service packs? If so where do I go to get them?

Looking for a used basher, Arrma 3s line, Corally 1/8 or Traxxas 1/10 etc. £200 budget.

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£220 any takers?

Still looking for it's new owner...

Bump. Open to sensible offers. Loads of spare links included so you can change wheelbase including straight and high clearance links.

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Now sold

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Bought these and never used then. The stock foams were rubbish so fitted some Pitbull 'Dirty Richard' foams. £40 posted.

Brand new set of wheels and tyres from a TRX4. Tyres are not glued to rims £25 Posted

Bought these and never actually used them. They are 1/8 scale and would fit 1/8 buggies. 17mm Hex fitment £25 posted.

Element RC Enduro Builders Kit Brand new kit build that has never been outside and only briefly tested indoors on carpet. I bought the SOR EPX Pro Kit (https://www.shopsorgraphics.com/products/sor-epx-pro-performance-kit-for-the-element-rc-enduro) which consists of a rear link riser, wider shock mounting points, carbon fibre shock mounting plates and an aluminium battery tray mount. It also has the GKS/Builders Kit 2 metal panhard mount which is much better than the standard plastic arrangement it comes with. High clearance links fitted to the front and rear lower links and it is fitted with some plastic Axial beadlock wheels and Axial Nitto tyres. Included are the spare straight links from the kit for different wheelbase options and also high clearance for lower links for different wheel bases. Fitted with a Crawlmaster Sport 540 13T brushed motor and a Hobbywing WP1080 ESC with program card. The servo is a SRT BH8015 and while it does work, it is quite weak and would ideally need replacing at some point. Body is used Axial Jeep lexan body and does show signs of use, while the chassis is as new as you would expect! Has some more scale looking hub nuts, tool included for removal and re-fitting as well as normal wheel nuts, Some miscellaneous spare wheel hubs and the bits you can see in the pictures. The Element RC inner fenders are included but obviously need to be painted black and trimmed to fit. You will need your own receiver, radio and suitable 2-3S Lipo battery to power this. Any questions please just get in touch. Looking for £240 posted ono

Two spare beadlock wheels. £15 posted.

It will be on my Enduro. I have some 120mm tyres but they're way to big for the Jeep body and I'd rather not chop out the wheel arches. I may end up cutting them out some or find a different body to run with big tyres.

Just looking for some small diameter tyres between say 90mm and 110mm...

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Team Associated B6.3 Bought in June this year and having had only a handful of club nights on carpet the chassis is in great condition. It comes fitted with the Team Associated aluminium steering bell cranks and aluminium steering rack. It also comes with brand new in packet 91873 FT Rear wishbones 73mm and one spare carbon front arm to go on the front left corner. A RDRP brass front bulkhead is fitted. This will come with the box, manual and brand new bodyshell with window masks. Also included is a set of part worn Schumacher LP Cut staggers and Schumacher Cactus rears. All the tuning pieces are here along with some addition spares. Please see pictures as this is what you will get. Looking for £SOLD posted. Buyer to cover PayPal Fee.

Reduced to £500

I have a large garden and shooting targets for accuracy sounds quite interesting. Plus it's fun to learn something new. Is it expensive to get into?